Leisure Drives American Vacation Spirit Across July and August
The piece argues Americans will travel freely in July and August, turning to leisure as a national habit. It notes restless movement, enduring optimism, and the loafing mindset as a defining trait, with choices from New England to the Great Smokies and oceanfront hotels. It highlights a trend toward using life’s leisure time as personal freedom and value.
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Ins Jessure
New England
Great Lakes
Ocean Beach
Berkshires
Nic
Removing obey from marriage vows debated by council
Fragmented report discusses the National Council of Congregational and Christian Churches considering omitting the word obey from marriage vows. Advocates call it needless and antiquated while supporters say it reflects modern cooperative marriage. The piece mentions possible approval in the near future and notes political context about a forthcoming vote.
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Lawly
Nanage
Soldier of all nations Hubert Fauntleroy Julian profile unfolds
The piece follows Hubert Fauntleray Julian, famed as the Rick Eagle of Thulem, a nomadic figure in global conflicts. Now in Italy as an aviator, he arrives in Naples in formal morning dress with a top hat and carnation, resisting a standard welcome until a red carnation is supplied. Authorities are stunned by his sartorial splendor.
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Hubert Fauntleray
Julian
Rick Eagle
Thulem
Jove Amt Freadam
Italy
Huberto Fauntleroyara
Naples
Pimona Ey
Unclear text from Naples tale of citizenship and schemes
The fragment mentions Colonel Juliano proclaiming Italian citizenship and hints at a wealth share scheme. It references a Soulstang Share the Wealth executive attack and Mae Lang's organization nearing elimination, with implications of him dedicating time to business matters.
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A Soulstang
Attuck Aff
Hin Pucecsway
Mae Lang
Eliogen
Lemke-Coughlin Bid Faces Broad Disapproval
Turning down Lemke shows major groups reject his self starters unionist push. Critics cite lack of a formal convention and no organized backing. East distrust, rumor of Hearst sponsorship, and fear he harms neither party, while rural voters show limited support.
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Lauke
Coughlin
Lemke
Lemke-Coughlin
Hearst
Swill Pressure Group and Tariff Debate on Tallow
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic tariff actions on tallow. It notes Republicans once kept tariffs at half a cent per pound, while the current Democratic bill adds three cents per pound, a dramatic 700 percent rise. It attributes the shift to political pressure from waste and garbage interests. Approximately 70 percent of tallow comes from renderings of garbage pails.
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Pary
World's Fair Revival Signals Expo Comeback This Summer
The old habit of world expositions is reviving after decades. Chicago helped set a revived trend a couple of years ago. This summer may see Texas Centennial plans, the Great Lakes Exposition resuming at Cleveland, and New York preparing a 1929 fair as the country reembraces the grand staging tradition.
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St. Lows
Chicago
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Gond
Gleveland
New York
Editorial critique of officials and policies cited
A long editorial commentary questions the actions of lawmakers and leaders. It critiques Mr Eastman and others, argues for better governance and efficiency, and condemns perceived prejudice and inaction while calling for clearer reforms and accountability.
Million Yollars Onse and the Wonderland of Waste
Walt Mason reflects on a scandal of vast government spending and voter anger. He contrasts old rules and parental rhetoric with modern Congresses open extravagance, citing billions spent and public distrust in a satirical voice.
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Congress
Alice
Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith at Penter First M. E. Church
The Rev Roy L Smith delivers a sermon in Los Angeles urging retreat from negative responses. He frames fault lines such as fear and criticism as causes of unhappiness, uselessness, humiliation, and idleness. The piece presents moral exhortations about responsibility and conscience.
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Roy L. Smith
D. D. Penter
M. E
Los Angeles
The U S Vote Right and the American Electorate
The Haskin Letter analyzes U S voting rights, noting that citizenship alone grants political power elsewhere but not in the United States. It traces historical eligibility trends from 1880s to 1920s, cites grandfathers clauses and reforms, and discusses turnout patterns, party dynamics, and the impact of women’s suffrage on election participation.
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Wiohington
United States
Republic
United Statea
Thara
Mediellen
Glite
Frankin
Roosevelt
Alfred Mt Landen
God
Ti' Murray
Rovyornor Young
Oktatome
Ailynn Yang Yoko
Deanings Wevan
Platte
William Metinley
Ugublys Polbcal
Marcus Alonzo Hanis
Tle
Ly Gold
Sltelle
Wiluss
Voledlin
Nid Na Valen
Thorn
Taft
Theodoe Housaveit
Wilson Yel
Peagle
Asia
Woodrow Wilson
Flo
Ageinge
Charles Evans
Supreme Court
Hughes
Duac
Taghes
Wilson
Raven
Fragmentary 1920s note with garbled names and quotes
A partial OCR note contains stray phrases about Maree and Leampo, mentions New Barn and Gerald Civil, with unclear references to Sun long enough and an approach by a woman. Little coherent context or identifiable events emerge from the damaged text.
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Tuane Hughes
New Barn
Yerrald Civil Walvatarah
Reader Q&A on History and Facts From the Independent
A reader questions varied facts from Carlo Bergonzi to George Washington. Answers note Bergonzi’s life dates, English benefit of clergy, Tonis the fighter’s birthplace, National Security Council membership in 1945, Buffalo Bill’s 1867 68 buffalo kills, election day holiday status, and George Washington as the first US president.
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Carlo Bergonzi
Hawaii
Stradivarion Re
England
Tingland
Waa
Doe Tonis
al Ineat
Ecatelis
Norkater
Wegusto
When to Call a Doctor for a Sick Infant
Dr Morris Fisherin advises immediate medical evaluation for a sick baby rather than waiting for pains or visible weakness. The piece stresses careful observation, early warning signs, and avoiding self treatment or home remedies until a doctor orders. It also touches on public notices about comptroller general selections in a political context.
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Wurae
Pont-Poon
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